Radio Schedules and Programs Across Stations
A scrambled list details daily radio schedules and programs across networks such as WJZ NBC WABC CBS and WEAT. It names shows like King’s Hour Fred Allen Let’s Parade and Piano Concert with times, hosts, and stations, reflecting a broadcasting slate for a given day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beray Mils
Warhe King
Fred Allen
Glen Gray
Wabo-Cbs
Goose Creek Reson
Amelia
Buros
Alien
Gathing Jlartin
Roger Pryor
WJZ
NBC
Presidential
Pannie Brice
Ethel Trymore
Debby Hayes Julestra
Investigation of Police Records in Prince Georges County
Grand jury in Upper Marlboro Maryland directed state and county officials to testify in a probe of police records. Major Enoch B Garty and Chief J J Owley were among officials summoned to review commitments, arrest blotters, and docket books in nine cases at the police court clerk’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upper Marlboro
Prince Georges
Old State Police
Enoch B Garty
J. J. Owley
Prince Georges County
Justices of the Peace
Jamas Henault
Sumanans
Crawley
Henault
Torine
Spirit Of Vowing Sophs Spurs Stanford Past So Cal
A spirited look at Stanford’s rising sophomores aiming to topple Southern California. The piece recalls 1932 and 1993 pivots, cites key stars like Bobby Grayson and Dave Davis, and notes USC’s depth and recent wins while stressing Stanford’s youthful resolve for the upcoming matchup.
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Spirit of
Sophs
Stanford
Southern California
Mead
Suurfort
Laaverity
Ava
Dave
Caunts
Californa
Palo Alto
Howard Jimes
Trojans
Los Angeles
Oregon Plate
Tao
Dati
Calfornia
Fee
Siunterds
Souther California
Walt Trey
Bobby Grayson
Bones Hamilton
Prank Alustiza
Monk Moserip
Kieth Topping
Bob Reynolds
Cab Caway
Woody Uidams
Larry Roubie
Wes Muller
Los Angeles Coliseum
Une
Guarch
Bil Gashue
Agaimst Origin
Oregon
Washington State
Olen Mwa AL Pallman
Washington Shire
Trojan Victory Hint Looms in Final Week Stretch
A cryptic note suggests Troy prepares for a decisive finish as rivals eye a guardrail to success. Strong signals point to a pivotal showdown near the end of the season with both schools aiming for postseason relevance.
Physicians Address Meeting of Frederick County Medical Society
Hygiene Commissioner Dr George Preston spoke at the Frederick County Medical Society meeting on mental health care, noting about 1,200 white patients admitted yearly to state facilities, with 40 percent from the counties. He urged increased per capita funding for mental hospitals and referenced ongoing debates on care and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George RE
Preston
Celebration Saturday At Dickinson College
Fragmented OCR text describes a Saturday celebration at Dickinson College with unclear notes about a parade or event, involving local participants and references to a tree or lane context. The legible items suggest campus festivities, perhaps with guests or speakers, but the exact sequence and details remain garbled.
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Ontaria
Annette
Jesus
Son Eto
Furces
Orothyis
Marie
By C. EB. Butterfield
Wee BC
Wabc-Cbs
al Peart
Wuz-Nbc
San An
London
Empiare Isagine
Djd Bertn
Germany
Cjno Cirn
Wattay Nerbies
GSP
London Ostring
JCH
Egin
Davie Davis
Burdn
Cousars
Californs
Gene Wibbs
Jess
Trojan
Illinois
Tan Safeuirs
Mantes
Datio Davia
Bob
Tom “Davis
Campairn
Davis
Santa O
Cougars
Egon
Toohey
Tony Cale
Pisbeck
Emuboy
Joe Viena
Aferhaonis Ag
Alten
Callamny
Burnsford
Gene Hibbs
Omyae
Suthern
California
Stocey Sow Vigna
Daetorek
Amd
Stanton
Alta
Columbia
Agydre Kostelanetz A
Ea 3
Chesterfield Dance Orchestra
Chanaa
UCC
Frederick Motor CO
W. P Trick
Frederick, Maryland
Nur Searan
Troy
George Mo Preston
Prederick County
Medical Society
Worthaasten
Cantey
Jobnet
Boa
Ftateon
Wirely
Tyan
Puasalle
Nia
Care Tole Paa
Oranived
Bolles Tetigs
Taney
Diekinson
Vos
Hegel
Yeanne
Chen
Perot
Dickinson Catlege
Kevetone Parade
Pamela
Mabber Glees
Nicodemus & Duller Huiding Contractors
Fhene U5
Pirie St
Supreme Court
America
Alfred M. Landon
Frank Knox
Harry W. Legore
Regan Stree Central Comat
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